Noreen Moore

Mom of 2 boys; Literacy researcher/consultant; adjunct professor; Studies writing instruction K-12.

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Another argument for the importance of developing writing skills!
https://t.co/8etsevHDhr

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

The A to Z of a Writer’s Routine https://t.co/SYaAUGW6DT

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Yes!! Revision and practice are key!

[National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) @ncte]

"Once I realized that young writers need practice, practice, practice but don't need me to assess every single thing they write, my writing instruction improved because I could focus on students. Finally." —@TchKimPossible, Continuing the Journey 2 https://t.co/vAtk38lBIR

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

A great article for a PLC. It’s important to get these straight—Subtle, yet important changes all teachers can and should make.
https://t.co/fh1ksPRWNM

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Research should inform the curriculum, but too often it does not.
https://t.co/s5q2Z4FODP

[Write the World @Write_the_World]

#Teachers, there’s still one week left for your students to enter our competition for a chance to be published by @thrive! We’re asking writers ages 13-18 to consider, in 500-800 words, how life would change without social media. Entries due May 28! @NCTE #Engchat #TeachWrite

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Do you know a young writer who needs an outlet? Who needs to know her interest in writing matters? Here are some great ideas for forming a small community of of writers: Guest Post: Creative Writing Activities to Engage Young Writers https://t.co/gipfMltQXH via @stonesoupbykids

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Inspiration as we head into a week of talking about professional learning and creating change! #Elrl6330

[Jon Gordon @JonGordon11]

No matter what anyone says, just SHOW UP and DO THE WORK.

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Love this creative use of technology, Literacy, and collaboration!

[LOC Crowdsourcing @Crowd_LOC]

Today we launch "Walt Whitman at 200"! Explore, transcribe and tag pages of the poet's writings from @librarycongress collections to aid discovery. https://t.co/RcM96qijjN Kickoff w/a virtual transcribe-a-thon at 4pm EST, co-hosted by @TeachingLC & @ncte! https://t.co/Aa4JXnxCsx

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Interesting and connected to our discussion on parent involvement in student learning...

[NYS Education Department @NYSEDNews]

Parents and guardians, take the Parental Involvement Pledge, a learning compact to commit to helping your children and the community! https://t.co/Pmeh4D2rQS #PublicSchoolVolunteerWeek @pledgeappleseed

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Hemingway's Advice on Writing, Ambition, the Art of Revision, and His Reading List of Essential Books for Aspiring Writers https://t.co/sjuC8bLoZw via @brainpicker

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Beyond basic reading kids can learn how to think like a good reader https://t.co/ANIFZmihoL

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Article:https://t.co/3l2ZOP75H5

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

@ILAToday Poetry!

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Studies show that vocabulary is strongly related to reading comprehension in the primary grades (and beyond!). Vocabulary grows fast in prek -- which means oral language and vocabulary development should be top priority in early childhood programs.
https://t.co/3YLKyrMLY2

[Florida Center for Reading Research @TheFCRR]

Exploring dimensions of oral language and reading and their influence on reading comprehension in a relatively understudied population—adolescent readers in 4th through 10th grades. https://t.co/TyKACFPKe4

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

This study speaks to the importance of oral language and decoding fluency in early reading comprehension. So glad many of you chose to do your action research projects on vocabulary (one component of oral Lang). #elrl6330

[Florida Center for Reading Research @TheFCRR]

Examining the structure of oral language and reading and their relation to comprehension from a latent variable modeling perspective in Kindergarten, Grade 1, and Grade 2. https://t.co/7mXCiskKe4

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

I love this end of class celebration idea. It ties together gratitude, kindness, and Literacy. Writing kind statements about others shows the power of the written word.
Ending the Term with a Celebration and Gratitude Video https://t.co/iPWOQ8SkCh

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Writing can empower. Here is a great example of the power of letter writing...Steph Curry Surprises Riley Morrison, Who Helped Design Latest Curry 6 | NBC Bay Area https://t.co/7fFaebxaAz via @nbcbayarea

[Noreen Moore @nmoore812]

Literacy Coaches Help Classroom Teachers Boost Reading Outcomes https://t.co/UsIdVKBlUE